Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-11-04
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

We have been struck by the lightning
Of poverty, and starved hen, yes, even
Jobs proverbial turkey is fat in compari-
son with US. Friends, if you don't call
and settle up Court day we will be com
PEELED to settle down. Aud down real
hard, at that.
Us. Borden g. Co. still take the lead.
Everybody come.
There will be communion services IN
the Lutheran Church at Fair View next
Sunday morning. A, A. J. BusHoNG.
want all the country produce you can
bring me, especially butter, eggs aud
dried fruits, for which i will pay the
highest cash prices. T. L. Bennett
Our friend, Mr.. NJ D. Lindamood, re-
cent telegraph operator at this place, who
left for Goldsboro', n. c., few days ago,
has returned, he not liking the tar-heel
country worth a cent We guess Deai got
a little homesick and then. too, he want
ed TO see the baby so very badly.
Ladies', call in aud examine the new
dress plaids for 20 cents per yard at
NJ Geary's.
Bears are more plentiful through our
mountains this fall than they have been
known for many years. We arc reliably
informed that no less than seven Of these
destructive beasts have heen seen in one
gang in the upper or southern part Of the
Fort mountain.
A fine lot of bacon such as hams, shout
ders. middlings, breakfast bacon, lard and
-four. at r. L. Benefits.
Boots and shoes a speciality at j. S. Bor-
den & Co.'S.
As an evidence of the immensely, as
vel! as Of the wide diversity of the rail-
road traffic of this grand country Of ours,
We noticed loaded freight car of OF the
Northern Pacific railroad run on to sid
ing at this place by passing train, one
day this week.
If you want good, cheap hat, g to J.
S. Borden Il Co.'S.
Mr.. Hiram Bauserman, well-known
citizen Of this place, has sold his property
here. and removed his residence to near
Harrisville, on Toms Brook, in this coun-
~ Mr. Banserman was one Of our solid,
reliable citizens, and with his estimable
wife will be greatly missed in this com
munity.
Try sack Of the celebrated burr flour
from the Edinburg mills Of l.. 1. q X. r.
stoneburner. Il is choice, and Will give
satisfaction. j. T. Denne'''
DIR. Geo. II. Dinges, a native Of and
well-known in this place, but who has for
n number of years been a prominent ply
sieian of Mt. Crawford, Rockingham coun-
~ Va. was married at the residence Of
the brides parents, in stanton, to Miss
Lottie Rosenbaum, by Rev Mr.. Kiser, on
Thursday, Oct 20, 1897.
You will find the best selected stock OF
fall and winter goods ever brought TO the
Valley, at J. S. Borden 4 Co.'S.
have enough groceries in stock to
make you pale to look at them And then
the prices Why, it will keep you grinding
fora week after you buy. Step IN ana
let me show them. l. H. bonne'''
Nv stock Of canned goods are a sight to
ace. Corn, tomatoes, peas, snap beans
lima beans. cove oysters, fresh maekereli
s.lmon. sardines, &c. / will warrant
these goods to be as good as any IN the
world. and you will say they are the
-A...as+ r. T.. Bennett.
DrH. II. Irwin, of TINS place, raised
beet in his garden that weighed 10 pounds
and measured SO inches in circumference
and % inches in length. 1t is OF the DARK
hlood red variety. The Doctor also
r,,sed a curiosity in the shape OF a eau
haze atock that branched into two stocN'
ahoBt ak inches from the ground aud pro-
due.d two good heads OF cabbage one on
each branch.
Come court day and get great barga'n'
IN dry goods and notions, boots and snOes
hats and caps. groceries, &c. l nave '0'
many goods; they must 60.
i"~"' J. N. Davis.
Fer sale privately splendid n'e aci'
lot living within the corporate limits o
woodstock. Call on Hugh G. Ot1' WOO"
stock. Va.
ovERcoArs OvERcoATs u nave Jus
received another large lot of men ana boy
Overcoats at prices ranging from sS'OO u
5000. NJ ''''
II you want nice Trecot dress 20
J. s. Borden & Co.'s.
WANrED-1OOO dozen eggs at ~ cen.
mar dozen 100 bushels onions at 20 cent
mar bushel 800 bushels Irish potatoes a
80 cents per busbel; 1000 fat hens at
cents per pound. H. '''''''